anyone know how to change this? its about that time....

 

when you do find out, can you take a pic of the glove box bulb for us

you have to remove the glove box compartment to reach the filter i think......

 

Here you go man. Search is my homeboy.

In Cabin Micro Filter Replacement Procedure Infiniti G35 / G37 Sedan

 

all you have to do is remove all the phillips screws you see and pop out the silver thing above our glove box then the whole glove will be free. after that you'll see a white box, just open it and take your old one out and replace your new one

 

true that... search is my brutha' from anutha' *****'

 

Easy... Takes about 10 min max. Did it on Rose's G the other weekend.

 

I just got a carbon activated replacement filter at autopartswarehouse.com for under $30, including shipping.

 

What brand was it T-Bone?

 

NPN. Looks okay though.

NPN ACC Cabin Filter
2008-2009 Infiniti G37Activated Charcoal
Fit Note: Cabin filter 27277-AR225 (which contains a layer of activated charcoal) can be used in place of cabin filter 27277-EG025. The activated charcoal provides additional filtration against objectionable outside odors and pollutants such as hydrocarbons, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone.. Free Shipping on Orders Over $50
Availability: In Stock

FITS (Engine/Chassis) SKU PRICE QTY
2008-2009 Infiniti G37 W0133-1637633 $19.95
•2008: All Submodels; All Engines;

 

Nice, did it fit?
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Good find. Riverside wants like $70 shipped for the OEM carbon in cabin filter, and they are the cheapest place around for OEM parts. I wish I had bought this one before I changed mine. I'll know for next time. Thanks for the heads up.

 

You guys rock, exactly what ive been looking for...

 

See what you get when you search? The newbies don't believe us, but you CAN find stuff on here if you look. LOL. Glad this worked out for ya bro!

 

Just bought one from my local NAPA store, total was $20.02. Will install it myself tomorrow, and if I can do it YOU can do it tooooooooo...!!!!

 

Yeah I meant to post that earlier. I did a search online and NAPA carries a replacement cabin filter for $20, and Wix also makes a replacement cabin air filter as well. Both are treated with a product that resists mildew, bacteria growth....so I'm assuming no more stinky A/C smell....less than OEM....sounds like a win/win to me.